A jar of artisan jam, local honey or homemade
spread is today a fully-fledged premium product — and the label
decides whether it makes it into the basket at the market or gets
ignored on a crowded deli shelf.
Craft food needs labels that communicate craftsmanship,
locality and ingredient quality through the very choice of material
and design — before the buyer reads a single word.
Kraft paper with a botanical illustration says more
about the product than any description on the back label.

We produce jar labels on natural and
decorative papers: kraft with a visible fibre texture,
linen papers, handmade papers and papers
with embossing in the stock. All materials are available
with adhesives resistant to moisture and greasy hands —
inevitable with food products. A label
on a jam jar has to survive contact with sticky
fingers, condensation when taken out of the fridge
and weeks of storage in a humid kitchen.

For producers selling several flavours or variants,
digital printing means that each flavour can have a different label
at no additional prepress cost. Strawberry,
cherry and apricot jam — three designs, one print run,
the same unit price. Round labels for the lid,
oval and rectangular labels for the body, a small label for the side —
available as a set in a single order.
Production from 100 rolls, in 3–5 working days.